Recent content by Jurjenz

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    Flea market Metal shear - identification?

    Hi guys! I just bought a small metal shear on a flea market. Would be very nice to know what brand, model & year it is from. Any ideas? :bowdown::)
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    Help identifying this bench vise

    Hi guys! Indeed European! I live in Groningen, the northern part of the Netherlands.
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    Help identifying this bench vise

    Hi guys! Can you help me identifying this bench vise? I got it recently and I'm looking for some information about the company history. I have no clue sofar.. :beer:
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    Vise 'Made in England' - which company & history?

    Hi Dutchgray, Thanks for your information! :beer: I sandblasted the vise, polished & put some fresh paint on it. I has seen some wear & tear, but I was a bit surprised about the rough casting:) Would be very interesting to know where this vise has been in his life! Anyway, here are some...
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    Vise 'Made in England' - which company & history?

    Hi Guys, I bought an 'old school' vise, 'Made in England'. For only €20 I couldn't resist it:) I'm planning to do a restoration, but I have no idea about the company and year of production? Would love to find some information! Unfortunately, one of the vise clamps has been abused. Not sure if...
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    Record #6 restoration

    Thanks for the kind words! It was real fun do to. Nice restoration Lee Celtic! That sounds very interesting for a future resto. Do you need to completely remove the pressure spring then? thanks for the advice.
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    Record #6 restoration

    Fixed! :D
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    Record #6 restoration

    Hi guys! First post, and a warm hi from Groningen, Netherlands. I would like to share my work on a recently bought Record #6 vise. I paid 50 euros for it, seems like a good deal? So I disassembled the vise, sandblasted it and repainted it in a lighter blue instead of the original colour. Can't...
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